The Sun. — London, England, 1826-12-22 00:00:00

( . • 1 , LAW INTELLIGENCE. THE MARKETS. day we have w swindler calling upon a Jury of his' CITY ELECTIONS- Trills Day.) ' .. . , _ __ : country to award him damages, because some paper PARRTNGDON WITHOUT. , VICE-CHANCELLOR* COURT.-(Tille D AY. ) GENERAL AVERAGE PRICE OF BRITISH' CORN, . . has indirectly warned the public •to take care of their . Mr. Roberts, 115 ; Mr. Ticknor, 118 • ; Mr. %bard, 109 ; , BUSINESS OF THE COURT. Forth. Week ended Dec. 15, Itel 6, matte up from the of the In. ~.„,, purses, as the man was convicted of getting good s . • Mr. Savage, 104 ; Mr. Butterworth, 103 • Mr. Harmer, 78 ; vete - tenet •v, zoo. vectors in the ditThrent Cities and Towns in Engfand and Wales. -5- e Wheat-----...56e. 4d. I Oats ----30 s. bd. I 11ean5......-..... siss. 1,1. illa Mr. Ramabaw, 85 ; Mr. * Griffiths, 92 ;' Mr. Crook, 91 ; This cause had been advanced on the japer upon the represen- 8ar1ey......-•.-36r. lid. 1 Rye .............. 41s. 3d. 1 Pease...- :al. Mi. affil under false pretences. Next d ay we see the same • Mr. Blacken, 88 ; Mr. Beckwith 88 ; Mr. Figgins 90 ; Mr. tatioa of Counsel. that it deserved precedence. The penis, are . - CORN-EXCHANGE.-(Tuts DAY.) - to 1 character applying for more damages, because another Galloway 69 ; Mr. Taylor 91 ; Mr. Barrett 45. coal-tnerchauts, residing in the neighbourhood of Grosvenor paper copied the . truth of hi s. rascality from the FARRINODON NVITHOUT. square ; and the bill among other things prayed, that the defend: ant be restrained, by an order of the Court, from collecting, The arrivals of all sorts of Grain this week are abundant, and of Flour there is a considerable quantity. The Wheat trade re- aft( original benefactor of the public-and the third The poll is not declared until three o'clock in this wail. BISHOPSCATE WARD• otherwise interfering with, the partnership accounts. °I . mains very heavy, and does not obtain Monday's rates. Barley has hot a slow sale at last quotations. Beans and Pease also are very dull. Ho The poll in this ward is not officially declared until three The VICE-CHANCELLOR, in refusing the prayer of the bill, ob- Oats are so p lentiful that they may be again reported ' li. per Hii day, with reverence be :it spoken, a man ; seta pes &clock. - - served, I rather wish Counsel would not so readily lend them- quarter lower from the hulks, bearing the stamp of infamy-his WARD OF COLEMAN-STREET. selves to bring business on out of its course-the hearing of this Ait RIVALS. Yee own damning conviction upon . his brow-and calls Mr. Gri ffi ths, 65 ; Mr. Hale, 88 ; Mr. Hunter, 7 5 ; Mr. cause, which was clearly not entitled to precedence, has defeated , , Wheat. Barley, Oats. Flour. upon an English Jury to pronounce the truth of his Carter, 72; Mr. Allan, 64; Mr. West, 61 ; Mr. Bleaden, 39. three or four petitions which had a prior claim on the Court, and English .... . .... 5,000 qrs. 7,850 qrs. 490 qrs. 11,0590ck5. which cannot now be heard fur A month. I must be more cautious e l et: e h i p ........ 0W.... 0. , •••• lan _ Y dialny-the vengesuice of the laws blushing upon' his BRIDGE-WITHIN WARD.-CLOSE OF THE POLL. 3,700 900 58,300 - Ha . br , • I mi - --a lie-a wicked and defamatory lie ! Strong Af Mr. York Hatton, 25; . Mr. Joyner, 60 ; Me. Child, 80; how I listen to such applications again. -,------ . . SMITHFIELD MARKET.-(Tuss Day.) the Mr. Saunders, 61 ; Mr. Child, jun. 58 ; Mr. Shnth, 59 ; Mr. aethis may appear, it is but true ; • and yet truth, the INJUNCTION. - This day's supply having been throughout very limited, the Lock, 59 ; Mr. Cartwright, 58 ; Mr. Chatfield, 57 ; Mr. Voss, HARRISON V. AtRO AND BOURNE. divine attribute of innocence, is banished from 54. •; Mr. Jones, 47 ; Mr. Bova,' 51 ; Mr. Progress, 49 •; Mr, trade hi the Carcass Market was brisk, at considerably advanced ten I Mr. HEALD applied for an ex-party injenction in this cause.-. prices ; anti the weather being favourable for slaughtering Beef Wt our Courts of Justice-as a malicious jade. A ll this S ma ll p i ece, 46 ; Mr. Knott, 46 ; Mr. Ponder, 24. The affidavit of the plaintiff Meted, that in February 1825, a large and Veal, though but little of the former was of the primest de- dial appears very preposterous surely--very unlike the . TOWER-STREET WARD. quantity of Port and Madeira wines had been pledged by him to scription, commanded a ready sale, at from 4d. to Bd. Mutton n o , spirit of our free laws-and very subversive of all libe- Mr. Hall, 70 ; Mr. Peter Skipper, Depu ty, 66 ; Mr. Samuel the defendant ad a security for six hundred pounds which he owed and Pork about 4d. per stone beyond Monday's quotations. . • 'Dixon 52 • Mr. Samuel Wright, 64; sr. Charles Stuart, 57 ; him. An agreement was entered intoat the same time between rat institutions. But how has ' this anomaly 1 Gilpin G MJ I if s . Mr. Ni'lli. hawthorn, 58 ;h r. orst, 43 ; r. oin them, that the money was not diseharged at the expiration of s. d. tot d. . s. 4. toe. 41. obtained in the Courts of justice ?-By the Drinkald, 63 ; hlr. Robert Smith, 57; Mr. James Hunt, 54 1 six months, tbe defendant might be at liberty to sell or dispose of the Inferior Beasts, dicta of the very guardians of our laws-the Mr. Edward Hamblet Noy, 55 ; . Mr. William Robinson, 58 ; wines for the satisfaction of his demand. On the sth July last a no. Second quality d itto.,,, 40 4 6 Large coarse Calves.... 44 5 0 ts , „ Prime large Oxen SlO 6 4 Prime small ditto 5 6 6 e - learned Administrators of Justice. One Judge sar Mr. Thomas Howell, .47 • tice was served on the plaintiff by the defendant Bourne, that lie in- Prime Scots, &c 510. 6 4 Large Hogs 42 4 6 tended to attach titeoaiff'sd(AMMl/o,nawent4M s t.„d a " 3 6 smal l P""" 5 2 5 6 Fo Inferior S i liFeji that Truth is a - Libeb-and another echoes tto . - coanie.i n . i ool n i z ditto ..., 3 4 .8 0 4 4 , 2 Sd i s t e a k tie lin r g o C ld al li ve ig s . .....ll . t to o 3 1 4 8 5 5 .. each. . - I absurdity . ' by haying, that the greater - the . was communicated to Albo, and notice given him by the plaintiff But few Mitch Cows in the market, and for these, apparently, as few . Truth, the greater the Libel. This intopretation - LLOYD'S.--(THIS DAY.) to remove the attachment, by giving hail for Bourne's demand. customers. ter SUPPLY AS PER CLERK'S STATEMENT. may do - very well, and be understood by Lawyers, DEAT., DEC. 21.-Wind N.N.E.-Sailed, the Mangles, Alba , paid no attention to the notice, and matters remained in this . B easts. • I ' sheep. I Calves. 1 Pits. Lo as cant language is ; used by Gypsies, but it Carr, for India. Arrived from London, and sailed, the William state until August last, when the plaintiff sold to hint one of 471 1 3,490 140 1 110 isjOreign to the tbd ofbr grea o y the pu lc, and only Bryan, Sever, for Jamaica; Fortitude, for ditto; Cupid, Clark, the pipes of wine fur 40!. They then settled their accounts, ' 'MANCHESTER CORN MA It KET.-INe 16 .- ---- Pal heard to excite their pity or provoke their reproba- for St. Lucia; ., Posthumous, Reed, rot Africa; and Canada, when there appeared a balance of 5701. against the plain- Sink this day sennight the Corn Market has remained in the , f or the South. Seas Arrived and remain, the William, tiff, which be undertook to pay on the re-delivery of the most lifeless state, and prices rather looking down. There was it , I• 1' *ion.' That law is worse than useless, if every Judge Shand, from Jamaica e Favourite, Voss, froni St. Thonlas'a ; wine, and an exoneration from Bourne's attac hment. On the very different attendance on 'Change to=day, and most articles hart' ul • 16th inst. Albo wrote to the plaintiff to the following effect :- receded in value. Wheat has declined 2d. per 701 b. ; Oats Id. ‘vi ' may tonstrue it according to his notions of right and, Ottowa from Quebec; and several others. , wrong. Just law ought to be incapable of two sig- Powrsetoeto, Dees 22.-Wind Westerly.--Arrived, the ha- ccl beg to inform you that your pipes of wine, with the warrant s per 4516. ; Beaus 1s• per quarter; Barley and Pease remain 1 belle, Wildgoose, from Demerara, sailed Nov. 2 . Saile d, his now in m y hands, are at y our dis p osal, when you settle nominal. The stock of Flour is daily increasing, and lower prices he hification - it , should only answer one purpose-r-the - .Majesty's ship Forte, for Rio Janeiro. the inclosed account with me." The balance on this ac- must have been taken to have made any sales of moment. . CI publie.goodand should dispense its blessings like NA - Morro; Dec. 20.-Wind S.. to S.W.-Arrived, the count on which there was' a charge for interest, amounted to Customary Bushel. Puss (Imp. Qr.) s. d, to s. 4. It the sun, upon all alike. Friends, Clark, from St. John's ; Flora, Christie, from London ; 6261., -and the letter went on to say, that if the plaintiff did not Wheat (701 b.) s. 4. to s. 4. Blue, (80i1er5).............- 0 .-- oti English, 014................. 9 4 9'7 White...(d0.)...........,-.....,-. 0 - 0 .- • -....- ,- Red, ,_ . ,S. s 811 • Beans. tli James, Carey, from Quebec ; and Fortitude, Stephens, from Lis- within three dun, pay that sum, tlie defendant would then pro ' Our present observations upon the law of libel have , • bon. sailed, the Lord Sitlmouth packet, for Brazil. , coed to reimburse himself for hi' advance to the plaintiff, by time Irish, White----...... 0 0 9 1 English ......----..-5.5 0 -.0 ,11 1 by the repor o a : been called forth t f case which CORK, Dec. 17.-Sailed, his Majesty's ships Despatch and sale of the wines. The affidavit of the plaintiff further stated, that F - 7.„, Red _. 00 8 9 Irish and F0reign.......55 1- 0 C took place yesterday in the Court of Common Pleas, v ictor;and the Arab and Jupiter transports, for Jamaica, with the winee, if now sold, would owing to the depressed state of the E - Oiign -- ..- -- ,..- -*-- ,-.... 71 4 4, - 8 U Flour i , e ll ba ne g is 9 o t tts 1b. 47 0 48 0 di where the British Traveller Newspaper has been troops. market, bring but a very low price, and that rather than endure , Barley (601 b.) . -- Yorkshire,tine44 U 46 U di 0 0 0 0 - Irish, tine ..--li 0 47 0 For grinsling---- Neil . one hundred . pounds for publishing a Police fro c ,. .;ii s, Av v r iu ss e. i4n, s p ai EC. 21.-Arrived, the Fruit Preserver, Brown, so great a loss, he would pay the money into Court. Report,. and. where the Judge told the Jury port was no pa la ion, . that the truth of the Re W . t . • because truth itself is a libel ! Really we h a v e c fallen upon evil days, when the truth must not be EisiNoßß,Oats (451 b.) - 5ec0mi5«,.........:.40 042 0 T Sailed, the Wilh e l m Bryan, Davy, for Jamaica; Mr. HEALD wished to know whether his Honour would re- English and Scotch -0 0 0 0 Barrel Flour Sweet -- 0 -- otl St. Leonard, Rutherford, and Vesper, Talbert, for Calcutta ; For- quire all the money to be paid in, or merely the di ff erence between !s P e e e l e r i l g ' i rees - I . r , I 4 r i ) , ?), titude, Segur, fur Antigua • ; Ceres, Warrt•n, for Bombay ; and ,liournter claims of 2501. the suns demanded by Albo. ot , Or r ICP. amerOns, T ld f Be b . DEC. 12.-It is feared that the Royal :George, beTqbueiteVteacefea here. CliAN c El.our.-.20 0 31 ii 11 , Per load of 2401 b. Irish, Ethettrieti".-- 4 6 - 4 9 Oatmeal, English &c. 12 0 42 0 C ecte-If you pay all the money in, it will ~ - --Cneried----- 4 IS 4'7 ...---- Irish ....,.........40 0. 42 0 c Per load of 6 Imp!. bushel. --- Old (feed) 28 0 35 0 I Malt, New --.....--» 0 - 0 Tares (Imp. (Jr.) -.- 0 0 0 0 , heard. Our Police Offices will , hereafter be of little Ward, from St. Petersburg to Hull, aground near Hogstress, will Mr. Loverr-We cannot instantly pay the money into Court; - Mat -0 - 0 Bran (broad) per 201 b. Is. 2d. a 15.44. ft remain a wreck, but the cargo and materials are expected to • • will you then allow the injunction to issue in our understanding - Inferior .--37 0 - 0 Use to the public, if the 'detection of thieves and vaga- _ be saved. to pay in the money. MANCHESTER YARN MARKET.-Der. 19. bonds is only to be known by their acquittal at the Old , p - Weft, 3 0 ---12 f to 13 sl Bailey`; for . many, very many . will escape for want ROYAL SOCIETY TIIUItsDAY DEC. 21. had notice of the application. I • !magic 20.-..- 12 to 124 30„----:131 1 40 ---- 131 141 r: 50 ..,-- 16 17 11 of that conclusive evidence furnished by the thousands Mr. HEALD.-We were afraid he might sell the wines at mice . 40........-19 20 60 .-...- 17e lili I '' ' his Royal Highness, the At the meeting tits evening, Crown if he had the slightest notice of our intention . INtule copThisti ~," l2l 131 10 --- 20) 2'2 ll who read. the names of the offenders in the. publicfor Warp ••••••) 80 -:......24 27 I) Papers. And ye t Lord Chief Justice BEST. wonders Prince of Sweden, was proposed as a member, 'allotted for, The V ICE -CfrAocret.oe-Take the Injunction upon the under-and elected into the society. ' . 40...--14-1 15i 100 .......... 30 M il standing that the money is paid in to-morrow •in the mean time eo-....171 10 120-34 37 , how a Police Magistrate allows any person to at- A paper was read by the Rev. W. Ritchie, on a new differen- the defendant can be served with the minutes ' of the order, but 00........21 221 Weft from wa5te,10.2....... mii 10 1 70......-24 27 14 .-..... 1/ 10i f tend in Court, while a robber or house-breaker tial thermometer. This consists of two alt'-tight tin cylinders, 1 will direct the Registrar not to draw up the order unless be gets 80.---20 :me is .....- 10 II ( i 3 under examination. But the bene fi ts eon-- instead of bulbs, connected by a bent tube, containing coloured a certi fi cate from the Accountant-General that the money has . 24 -.- 11 12 ' • • • liquid. The ends of the cylinders may be coated with various been paid • .__ . I ferred on the public generally by the dissemination substances f or trying the ir ra di a ti ng and observing powers. A .......=_. _--- ofwhat takes place in Police-offices is too well appre- series of experiments was subjoined, the only novelty of which, COURT OF KING'S BENCH, GutenitAer.--(Tuts DAY.) ' Wheat. i Barley. Oats. Beans. Pease. s r ciated to'be affected by the illiberal observations of his consisted in the establishment of the law that radiant heat acts (Before time Curer Jusrica and a Common Jury.) -s--.-. -. Per Quarter. a, to s. s. to s. s. to s. s. to s. s. so a. , Lordship. We well know that the Judges have inversely al the square of the distance. GREEN t'. BOND. B os to n ........ 44 54 30 -40233042 48 - 1 decided that the proceedings in Police o ffi ces The society adjourned to the llth of January. This was an action for the sum of 269!., being the amount of Blandtbrd 52 sfl 36 88 36 40 ---.- s Brigg-......" -* 56 62 38 ' 46 - - 48 54 47 101 I should -not be reported. We .also know that - a bill of exchange drawn by a person named Waterhouse, accepted Cambrisige--... ...7. 55 ..... 35 - 30 - 52 - 57 , LITERARY IMPOSTOR. by the defendant, and endorsed by the drawer to the plaintiff. The centerbury -.-.. 53 . 63 35 42 •30 37 52 56 50 - l It •is• a • breach of privilege to report the De- Chard ....---- 5h '76 :N 44 24 32 44 48 - - I hand-writing of the drawer and acceptor having been proved, Grantham -.......-.^ 54 69 39 43 36 - 45 fel 61 - - 1 Weein.Parliament, and if this law were put in force In au early number of this journal we inserted the substance Mr. BROUGHANI addressed the Jury for the defendant.. His tiorneutle.--- .50 et as 40 30 34 58 60 - - , ' : Ittintingdon........ 68 70 34 30 25 34 51/ 50 - - I how much eloquence, fine feeling, and liberal semi:- o f an article which bad appeared in the fiftieth number of the client, he observed, having late! left the U• • 't ••of Ca b'd Y o l ,er sl e ill ri ge, Lincoln - 54 50 40 44 36 38 60 64 - Ment would be lost for ever to the public I . It is "North American Review," , ~a et , in wiliest ear. John Dunn Hunter, and being in want of money, was induced by un advertisement L0uth..;..,.,......... 50 58 24 40 /I 32 47 , 50 - - j the liberal s iris of our institutions, that consti kwho had publighed in London, a narrative of his residence to apply to Waterhouse and dreen as money 'meters, to discount l'e Y a tTe7 - ''' ' It rt ',. / 1 2 7 VI ' , 11„ ?4 , 441; 50g 52 7, the North American awas denounced as an im oe. his bills. After some pecuniary transactions, the defendant ..... 60 42 40 4-4 45 42 56 11.1 7 lutes the unrivalled glory of this Country, and amon g ~ _ se tor. Some persons in this country expressea their donuts as to got lieu ties, on account of some warrants of attorney Norwich -....-..- 55 61 32 33 JO 36 48 51 47 62 ' with • that. spirit should be cheris hed a sacred the conclusiveness of the evidence on which Hunter was pro- (which he had given as securities for money) having been overdue. Nottingham -.... 54 59 40 44 35 39 58 62 - - Peterborough .....- 50 56 Mt 36 24 30 - - - - en exulting pride-- trampled under fOot by a practice nounced an impostor. Major T. Biddle, the gentleman who was For one of these he had been arrested; and he gave the bill in Plymouth , . , 54 62 36 38 28 32 - - - - iwhich would -disgrace the Goths of the 12th century. the first to question Hunter's claims to originality, instituted question to Waterhouse, for the purpose of taking up another ; t e ll b it 9 o 1 7 :1 e S4S ri ; 3 1 2 e l ig. 1 :181 52 5 14 "- z Let ire hope that , Mr. PEEL will purity the statute without delay fresh inquiries on the subject, the result of which but instead of doing so, Waterhouse converted it to his own use, ti r dlsby .50543638- 52 54 - - be has communicated to the "National Intelligencer ;" a copy of and knowing that he could not recover the amount himself from uppingliam ---- 54 58 3:2 33 iIC 40 56 tie - 1 itOok from the anomaly of the present law of libel as . , . bids we have received by the last packet. We have not roora the defendant (having given no consideration) he endorsed it to the ' ‘' lsbech --- 51) ,,,, 58 ., -, -,„, ,„, 26 4 4 , 4 i B „, 4 „ t i ) , - - actect,Upon in .par Courts-his time cannot be more f W ai which . , . ' • . • the whole of time dominants the Major has published, plaintiff, who, having become a bankrupt, was now a pauper, anti ;. Usefully • or more gloriously em l 0 - but the following extract from his letter, dated St. Louis, Mis- consequently could not have given value for it. Hot (Mr. IL ) I'MPOHTS'AND ExPORTS of' DYEWOOD3 Al' Tilt: PRINCI. isosiri, Sept. 23, 1826, contains, the substance of them :- tulmitted, that if the plaintiff had received this bill from 'Water- . PAL PORTS OF GREAT BRITAIN. .- • . --- - " The principal men of the Usages are now at this plac e on house, for bona fide conaideration, before it became due. he would ,_. es 1 .-- .IVe received last night Brussels Papers to the 21st ,, , . , . •. - , at 8 fr it ti va . Icrl i -. Ifj lI[I 5g Au p,,,,,,, s's.s 114 i 1 II '." '' * I 1 . ''' business of highest importance to them. I endow to you the be entitled to recover trout Use acceptors, notwithatanding tnat i illit • but they are entirely destitute of political intelligence, answers the , inquiries i , ~ Waterhousehimselfgave consideration for • but, if I Id 'l , - they have lime to if we except a Rarer , tpli, which states that the Greek also the testimony of several respectable gentlemen touching the satisfy the * Jury that the plaintiff slid not receive this bill until m e 'Africa, ea. fee Ii - t ► I I I i I I I Ail Pant ill i 4 i 'II 1 ; Committee at Geneva have it in contempl . ation to or- present subject. These documents I think establish, that Mr. after it bkame due, and that even then he did not give any con- '" it :.„, er ia• genies a body of Swiss cakabineers, for service in the Mores, Hunter does not understand the Osage language ; that, brought sideration for it, his client was in law, as well as hi justice, en- , ,Ail i telier ofo'i Hi i i i All other , 1 , 4 , 1 , , , „ • I arts. ... ~., Parte. ' The sickness at Overyseel is daily decreasing; but that face to face with: the Osage chiefs and others, they declare they titled to A verdict . § ''' 711 ..... (° . Jamaica, s.oscel-. s i I i "fiend , i 1 Ii s s , which prevails in the - neighbourhood of Blociczyl is un- never have seen him •; that, when told that his book had been Several witnesses were called, wl.o deputed that they saw the 2 s tom bs .;I el - -1 IFrance,ike. happily increaiing. denounced as an imposition, be took no measures to establi s h ha bill in question in the possession of Waterhottise after it became ' Au - other 0 . ~,,, , 1 , , 11 .1 ":Alliiiiier1 , , s ,. , a 4 04 F g 1 .1 authenticity ; that the Nage had never been to the Pacific Ocean; dile, and that the plaintiff; since his hanksaptcy in 1822, has . Parts. lse• • 0 • I . Parts. 12, r . ' __Se that Tecumseh never visited the Osage tuition •; and that Air. Bern ill extreme novelly. On behalf of the plaintiff, again, other 1 t peachy'Cani: It is said that the revenue of this quarter, compared with the fßterri:l.e. i , as , , , 77 man. 1 - Rue, PEIll'A"" . Hunter professes himself to be acquainted with General Clarke witnesses swore that the plaintiff had the hill in his possession he- I 0 •eorreeptinding quarter of last year, exhibits an improvement, the Choctaws, who have declared thnt they never heard of fore it became clue ; that he gave full consideration for it, and § liondurss. .11 ' _..____,. 4 1 1- 1 1 ' I,lll l git tel ' '4 l ' ''47('' . 2. - thnugh,it its be borne in mind at the same time , that time and , him. Joist these to . the testimony published in the fiftieth rum- that, so far from being in poverty, he had an annuity of 1 00/. Jamaica, " .74 iZ• s lPi ' l'4l . 750117- jr Ti r -5------4- 1 concluding quarter of 1825 presented a material falling off, and u. ... ... ~ 14,, , ,, . 4z, 4 4 1 'T. her of the North Amer i can Review, and I think the conclusion left him by his brother, who died a f e w years isso. if the improvement is not a very considerable ente r , we therefore, '. The Cuter JUSTICE, in charging the Jury, said, that if they ' ° , e , 1 ,-. 112 172 111 I I ot 0 i i ill ii t shall have made little progress in financial prosperity. Ihe 1 alimentation in the department of the Excise we have heard .6 subjoinW h i ch will be irresistible, as to the poor character of Mr. Hunter." W one d ocument,which we dee m conclusive as to were of opinion that the plaintiff had not received the bill until it ti • guilty • 1 • his hook became clue, the defendant was entitled to their verdi • • the imposture . of -untei was in pa ming Parts. r „; liTaill-aiin-,h- • - ~ Parts. , , , , u }talc ' - SS' -- i ...• I - 1 es II th i et ; it t h ey e les. Amer. _ji nem_ .... _ s I_ I__ " I F./ Il s' I eatiroated at about 300,000/.- Times. . upon the public : were of a contrary opinion, the plaintiff was entitled to a verdict, k' Cu - G - 4 - 1E( I , IEI ► 1 ei hil, i II 1041 4, liaollr 1 i t 1 t I PsTresauaott, Dec. 5.-We have had considerable quantities ri Interrogatories and answers having reference to Mr. John D. even though Waterhouse had given no consideration for the Bill. g Domingo.' 41 't ilk - me r e, eka tal - 1 i . ,___...... _se._ _ .......... of fl oating ice in the Neva, and the bridge was, in consequence, Hunter, put to a delegation of Osages who were assembled at Verdict for the defendant. lirnaica, ii- i-to iris itvisallanrattll ti.-.11-eli ilio &c. 5 k.l -. ' - ' l, Europe, tE gii removed early in the morning of the third, butt as this has pro- St. Louis to make peace with the Delawares, and other tribes, - duced.open water again, the navigation, is quite clear above and september 22, 1826. COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.-(fats DAY.) 1 - _P3 ' ti 1 Zi - ts i .„ 0.,, in ~1 ii.. ] ,.. ..r.,.., below Croustatlst. One lighter, with goods, from the Tees, ar- " Ist. Was there a white man, who lived a number of years in HARRIS Y. WHELDON. v. .O .r. .A „ 1 .5 .M 2 2 2 2 . rived up in town on the fi rst inst. A steam-Twat has been sent your nation, who, from his skill in hunting, was called the /meter, When the Cuter JUSTICE sat this morning, the plaintiff's ~. :.4 - 5 77. .5 4 . 5 a c 4 - - - - down to-day to Cronatadt, to tow up two other lighters, with the en(' who left your nation about ten years ago ? Counsel applied to his Lordship to certify for the costs of I -..; P. *''-' ,'• 4 : 1:- . t• '7".' 2 '--• car g o of the same vessel, if the state of the weather will peimit : " The Mad Buffalo, Saris Nerf, the Old Corn, and La Montre, the Special Jury, which he refused, b ecause , he considered the eifil..4ll.A n -g ''x g.» the buoys at the Bar were taken up the begiuuing of last week. all say, they never hearti of such a person, anti that if a num of 1 -•°" 011 C oll . llllo n Jurymen fully as respectable as the plaintiff ; •..5 0. .oye 1..... t i l i .° °l . 4' -- The Paris, from London, which has been deily expected, had that kind lived among them, it was impossible but that some of therefore, if the plaintiff demanded a Special Jury, he ought .I,E 4,E44. i 64.' gt.o 4 . 4.4 6st; not arrived at Cronstadt yesterday. them should have remembered him. to pay the expence. I ------ GRAIN, FLOUR, &e. " Noel Muigrain (a white man) has lived with the Osages MACLEAN V. DUNN AND WATKINS. hiPORTED at Landen and Liverpool, Comitwlse, from Ireland, and Fo. THE FUNDS. twenty-five years, and never beard of much a man. The Court was occupied all the morning in trying this Me, reign Parts ; with the Exesurris of tirain, Flour, and Provisions, from " 211. Was there ever a white man came to your nation who which was a breach of contract, arid of no public interest ;it was Liverpool. . 1 , CITY, (Tars DAY), Twelve o' Clock. had been a prisoner anion the Kansas?' - not fi nished when our Reporter left the Court. Coutes opened this morning at 80i i, and immediately after cc The Mad Buffalo, ►Sans Nerf, The Old Corn, and La iviontre, _____.--,_-_--...-_-_-_-=, Am „; 4 4. 111 11 111 11 +ll 11 I\lsl Vig 41 1 / Went to 80i 11, they have since receded to 80, and are now 801; all say, they never heard of such a circumstance. Sans Nerf,'who COURT OF EXCHEQUER- , -(Tnts Day.) . - the transactions not being of any material importance. The is quite au old man, says, that he has known the Kansas almost Lucke's . V. tromterrr...--enerte V. SMITH. ...____ ::._ 0 i., 2 _ 2 _ -_. _ ........._ , , • ~0 . P r incipal warts of the speech of the French Minister at War, as as well as his own people for thirty-five years, and that he never Forel n 3 "' '... .. The Court proceeded to.day, in these pa causes, to bear it eek, el •J a. i...E1 gr= ~ , . Ilz aa e., Parte too W . 5.., sf Lo,, 4 ..I. given in the second edition of a Morning Paper, lies not afforded knew of a white prisoner taken by them. the evidence of ancient documents. , 4 _________;.tt_ _ ..- --.---- 'V = f 145 that satisfaction to some persons which was expected ; they pre- " 3d. Did any of your nation go to the Pacific Ocean ? . p a .1 1. tend- to see di ffi culties to the continuance of peace for any long " The Mad Buffalo, Sans Nerf, The Old Corn,.and La Montre, ' twise "" a -.. a . •i, i t ATTACK ON THE DUBLIN MAIL COACH. .1 and Isle ' tl I NR. ..1 a. -. ' Period, whilst another party as confidently predict the utmost say, never. We have heard talk of the great Salt Lake beyond . of Man. i i -gszT A - la " - 1.3 '''' 11 It: A e fei' t harmony ; observing, that if Mr. Canning had written the speech the mountains, but none of our people _have ever been there. A very daring attack watt last night made-on the Mail Coach ---• "--/ -- 171 - 7; •`------- 7- - -- gt - ~1 614 il, t lliurself and given it ' to the French Minister as the reply he de.. The farthest they have ever gone was to the foot of this side of between Dublin and this City, for which full preparations ap. • tramd. ' I It ;LI t isii t i i t i 7 ." .. 1. sired, Ile could not have been better pleated. India Bonds and the mountains. pear to have been made, by a very numerous and determined . , • , 4la I S l'tehequer 'Bills aro both better, and the former advanced to 30, " 4th. Did Terfuniseli ever visit your nation? • banditti, but which was fortunately unsuccessful. On reaching ,e 41111.11.• ......• .... .." Y.... , . and th, litter t o 13 15 pm. In th e Fo re i rands not bargain " Mad Buffalo, Sans Nerf, The Old Corn , La Montre, Noel a place called Rocevi gn g a Ile, übout three mites at this side of Cashel, , • 1 'Si . s) I i t i Ait s I 1 i s 9 - America. has bean hitherto done, and the quotations in consequence are hfaigrain, all say, never. We have heard of Tecumfieh, ss we on the road to Callir, at about ludf-past one o'clock, two 0 , 4 ti s i .i. ip ,,,m6 Imainai. Shares are scarcely looked c d business heardofdevil, lint lie was never at our nation. shots were fi red from behind a wall, about breast imigh.- ~or, an no n or have Polio, it taken of their speculations. " These interrogatories were repeated aloud by Sans Nerf to The coachman immediately endeavoured to push forward, but the ., ik i !It § i FS, if s ~S. t 4 , 1 6 . 4 Three per C.a. Consols for account, i t ,80 ; India Bonds, SO ; t h e ° sa ges present, who all assented to the troth of SberesPonsevo way was completely impeded by three cars, heavily laden with i europe. _ g .... 4 . .„, c ,, RI pm, ; Exchequer Bills, 13 15 pin. s et down are selected on account of their age and stories-fastened together with ropes, end placed across the road. ------ - e 2 ' ',"' s il A ] At. ... and the names s-OIRIIO74•EItNne.-Braailian, 60 ; Buenos Ayres, 60 ;' Chinni ae be' Tall - of the first chiefs, is here; but, as he ay.), one One of the shota had alio struck one of the leaders,and mortallywound- ..,e esnis e tw y lse, AA . Aizit ,k- ,!:;ii: ,i; , fili, 5:& 28 81 Danish, itliii 71; Colombian, 1824, 3.8 i 4i; Mal' . a ' res a et • d knowing Mr. Hunter, when they were face to face, it edliim,so that nothing remained for it but battle. The guard who had an d I sle :524 Pi - 2 1 ; a ;IF ,r! . b ~t 4 i re 2 par Cent., 531 4; Ditto 6 per Cent., 64 N --1 -; Peruvi 1 1 ) ha defile toput his name down. spiritedly fired and again loaded, called on the "cowardly rascals to ___--_..- *; Portuguese, '7O 1 e Greek, 17 18 ; RUlldifitl, 63 4. s an' • is unnecessary 07 " THOMAS BIDDLE." come forward ;" they did not however accept time challenge, but . 9 p.. 1 ,§W ' ' l. i, RE 8 i 1 A - 71 6 -- , Ili Ji. -. 0 Pariah, cc St. Louis, Sept. s." tee-ee. again tired a volley of about twelve shotS, which they several Ireland. R - 4 ~.; 2. } ~ .4', ..... • s I - o Mmes.-Anglo Mexican, vi 6 die. ; United Mexicah, 8 ed - but happily took o times repeat , which n effect on either . - 6 trre• ; Tlalpuultua, 50 60 pm. ; Brazilian, 5 7 pin.; Boliv ar We have great sat , isfaction in stair% that besides the coaelnare Guard, or Posengers, two of whom, Mr. -2 3 pm.; Colombian, II 14 per Share. ;' Potosi, 55 per Share, the highly respeetable bank now established at Hereford, a firm Connor and Air . Wilmot, courageously, and while the .4 `' ' ' .5 to' ~ hie character, well calculated to conciliate "0,,,, ' 1.2 4.2'.2' .2 .2 ~2 i s F,' A . Two o' Clock. of the most respecla of ._.._ 1 . shots were passing around them, descended from the to meet the exigences the country, may e• te aee t . e :F. ft re, le .0 • -.§: Conaola have not varied for the last two hours, and' the only the confidence, anti . this city early - in January next. Coach and extricated the wounded horse from the bar- E . ti 11 , ..1 In ON Ir. . 41, b 1 , .. . expected to commence businees in uesa, in doing which, one of them received a deeperate kick all] .2 ' 2 a 13 price has been 801 i ; Four per Cents., 1826, 94} ; India 31 ' ° Si L 7.2 .i I t. 9 eel• , -- . . Bonds and Exchequer Billsli. avo had no alteration. Bere4ord Journal. ' from him, immediately after which he expired. Their ex- -' ;A; 3 . -•.. . 6 • . - s P 1.. The Foreign Funds continue in a molt deplorable state, froin ,„,' . 1 4,N1 TO HEREFORD.- Aus FROM CHELTENI . t , -. (Ilions were not, however, sufficient to remove the ears, for some ask AL4P. 2F140.4U., ' 4 - the want of confidever," displayed b ' the sPeouluSim tow ards each 7e are informed, that memorials to the Lorde -of the 'I reasury time during which the party continued to fire, but flatting so Rpi , ________ other, and of htutiness, it ) • th„ to „ e „ and to the G eneral Post Office, to este, hlith a mail coach , from . ' riled a return they did not venture out end at length went off,- GRAIN, FLOUR, Sc. may lie fairly stated, . Imported from Foreign Parts, atßristol, Hull N' 1 , . ewcast e, fa. Shares have also 1' • The Newts then proctedsl, and arriving at a Police Station, flout --- not ling in t h e ir appearance which reviving. bridge, to Ledbitry and from thence to Hereford, are now in a Mile distant, a patty was dispatched in pursuit of them.-- Cork g Pit M y .4 _ ...1 THREE 0' CLOCK. the • hbourbood connected with Southern nelg eeee , Reporter. fr g 4" . r' P ri, - i ..-7.. - .7 - • -- , - .7. --- - 7r.. -- - - -- 7r: -. ... !-7,.. - = -.---, -,..:'..... We have great satisfaction in stating that besides the highly respectable bank now established at Hereford, a firm of the most respectable character, well calculated to conciliate the csmtblence, and to meet the exigences of the countly, may be expected to commence business in this city early in January next. Relyford Journal. , MAIL FRONI CHELTEN HAM TO HEREFORD, We are informed, that memorials to the Lords 'of the Treasury and to the General Post Office, to establish a mail coach .from Cheltesslsain through Tewkesbury , over the Tewkesbury Severn bridge, to Ledbury, and from thence t o Hereford, are now in course of signat ure t h roug h the be apparent, as it w ill give to the inhab itants of Hereford and neighbourhood connected with that line of ro a d. Th e a d van t ag es of such an arra n g ement must its vicinity two hou rs t o answe r on the same day letters received in the morning from L on d on , Bristol, Bi r tningham, and all parts of the north and vve,t, and also from Scotland a nd the north of Ireland. This object will be attained (should the prayer of the memorials be granted), by the intended new mail bringing the London letters for Hereford from Cheltenham on the arrival there of the Gloucester mail ; and by the prese nt Bristol and Birming ham mails leaving the Ledbury and Hereford letters . at Tewkes• bury, instead of Worcester, as now done. The memorials show thalaiiing in time to Hereford to be exactly . twenty-four hours in each me.—Cheltiqham,Ch • i mac cs• - . . , Consols have not varied for the last two hours, anti' the only price has been 80k ; Fonr per Cents., 1826, 944 ; India Bonds and Exchequer Billihave had no alteration. The Foreign Fund s cont i tinue in a moat deplorable state, from the want of confidence' displayed by the speculation towards each ether, and of business, it may be fairly stated, there is none' Ehart4 have also nothing in their appearance which is reviving. THREE O'CLOCK Consols for account, 80i ... i 1 e F. g ... 1 . g ; g , Qr.. 6.4.. — Fs: - -- 0 71 : Qrs. — 0,707 iii:l - ; BrittoOlult , Newcal 710 2,793 517 2,985 1,738 1,076 tle,theelycle,& Leith Previototly that rear 107280 104401 117091 0,528 24,459 10,532, SA who, on Sundays, 7 -- . A country clergyman, is more in debted to his mauttsenpt than to his memory, t ailed unceremo niously a t a co tt a g e , whilst its possessor.....a pious parishioner — was engaged (a daily e xercise) in perusing a paragraph of the writings of an inspired prophet. " Weel, John," familiarly in quired the clerical visitant, " what'i this You are about?" " I am propheeyiug," was the promp t re p l y. "prophecying r ex claimed the astounded divin e, " 1 ( l oub t y o u are onl y reading a prophecy." " W e d," a rgued the religious rustic, " gif reading a preachits' be preachirig, is na' reading a ptophecy prophesying 5," —Dundee Advertiser. The Committee of the house of Commons on the Arigna Iron Company, is at this moment (three o'clock) assembled at the house of Sir Wm. CONGREVy., in Previonsty ints ear It/ J 30/.1/ 'WHIM 1 1 11X/Rll 1I , akti 24, 46.11 1.0,&ik I -....."="...."..... ....=.......,.....-..-. ....-, PROVISIONS Imported at London and Liverpool, front Ireland and Foreign Palo. - .—____-_,..----- Beef. All parts ot - Al — rptiii;7 4 " -- )t - - "Pgrr. Ireland. lreland. Ireland. parts. Tierces Barrett+ 778 ar s el a M us: g: .r....... tr Irs - erceM—--1"a-4TV5 ai mo London ......... b4S9 88 345 229 1 4 , 804, HS i . on o Prev. this year 17,281 1,70 6 15,495 16,7613 .49,649 0 $/'" - Liv0rp001........... SO 44153 brls - -WWI, — s,iti9 4 ° 6 is Pros. this year 4,479 H80, 110,50S illy gl5,Sn 1411 V Cecil-greet, for the purpose of examining that gentle man, he being too ill to attend at the house. Every lover of a segar (and who does not love one to warm his nose on a cold winter's night?) will rejoice to hear that 4 knife has been invented, which will both cut a pen and 1)014 a itsgar,—sLiveripool Albion. FASHIONABLE INTELLIGENCE. The Duke of York is at present so much en gaged in business immediately appertaining to his office as Com mander-inXhief, in consequence of the present Situation of .. affairs in Portugal, that he has *l4 obliged to postpone. Ms visit to the Duke of Rutland to the middle of January.' .1 ; The Duke of Clarence came to town yesterday afternoon, from his seat at Bushy Park. His Royal Highness honoured Lord Holland with his company to dinner, at Holland House, Kensington. There was a select party to meet his Royal Highness. The Bishop of London visited the Duke of York yesterday. Monsieur Falck (the Ambassador from the Nether lands), the Portuguese Minister, the Colombian Miniaterditin the Hanoverian Minister, transacted business yeiterday at the office of the Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs. The Earl of Liverpool was so much better yes. terday us to be able to come to town from his seat at Coombe Wood, to transact official business at his residence at White ball. The Noble Earl returned to Coombe Wood in the after noon. Earl Bathurst left town yesterday morning, for Brighton. Mr. Wilmot Horton left town yesterday for the Holidays. Earl Harrowby transacted business yesterday at the Foreign Office. Dispatches were received at the Foreign Office yes. rental from Lord Granville, our Arnim%dor at Paris. 'I he answer to the inquiries at the house of the Lord Chancellor yesterday morning, was " his Lordship has passed a restless night, and is not so well as he was yesterday." Letters were received in London yesterday from Hanover, dated the 13th instant, at which time the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge, and the Prince and P: inters of Cambridge, • were i n the enjoyment of good health. A RRIVALS.—General and • Mrs. Knight, in Wel-' heck-street ; Colonel and Mrs. Goodscre, in Park. street, from Cheltenham ; Lord and Mark Ker, in Grosvenor-street ; Mr. Robert Knight and the Misses Knight, in Grosvenor-square, from Henley in Arden, in Warwickshire ; Mrs.' Graham, of Mossknow, the Misses Graham, and Captain Graham, 13th Lancers, at Mar- Mal Thompson's lintel, Cavendish-square; J. Tiron, _Esq. and . Colonel 'Mon, at ditto, from France; James W. Smith, Esq. at ditto ; G. R. Rickets, Esq. at ditto ; Captain Charles Hall, at ditto ; T. Bramston, Esq. at ditto ; E. W. Blunt, Esq. at ditto ; T. R. Buckworth, Esq. and the Masters Buckworth, et ditto; the Earl aml Countess of Sefton, at their house in Arlington• street, from their.seat, Stoke Farm, Berk"; Earl and Countess of Clare, from the Marquis of Ezeter's seat, Burleigh, ; Liaconshire ; C. H. Tracy, Esq. at his house in Dover-street, from Brighton ; Mr. and Mrs. Newton, at Jordan's Hotel, . St. James's -street, from Eaton. CHANGES.—Mr, and Mrs, Metcalfe, from Hill sOeef, Berkeley-square, for Clifton Hot WAS ; Sir Hew Dal ryinple Hamilton, from Edinburgh, on his way to town ; Colonel Ingoldesby; for Bath ; Mr. Charles Bodenhatn, on a tour ; Colo nel Lewis, from Salop, for South Wales; Mr. Charles Moore, from Stranraer, in North Britain, for Edinburgh; Mr. and Mrs. Nugent, from Park-street, for Bath ; Mr. Humphrey Weld, from I3ridport, in Devonshire, for Bath; Colonel and Mrs. (Melly, from Harrowgate, for Bath ' Colonel Reynoldsou Maedonnell, of Clatironald and Glengary, from Perth, for Edinburgh ; Sir R. Frederick, Bart. from Burwood Park, on a tour ; his Highness Priuce Felix Schwartzenburg and Compte F*'ies Fil, from Mar shal Thompson's Hotel, from ditto, for Brazil; Monsieur de Thom, from ditto; Mrs. Howarth, front ditto, for Cheltenham ; Rev. Wm. Domville, from ditto ; Rev. Cyril George Machin- son, from ditto ; Robert Dymond, Esq. from ditto ; Lord Dozier, from ditto ; Captain John Hall, from ditto ; William Gist, Esq. from ditto; Colonel George Neltborpe, from ditto; Captaht Courcy, from ditto; the Marquis of Queensbury, for Scotlaud ; Earl Spencer, from the Duke of Bedford's, Woburn Abbey, for his seat, Althorpe, Northamptonshire; Sir George . Robmsen; Bart. for Milton, Peterborough ; Sir George Nugent, Bat* foe his seat in Bucks; Captain Manning, from the Pulteney }Web Albemorle-Areet, for Brighton ; J. Parker, Eq. from:ditto, for the Continent. The Ambassador for South America embarked ,(uuder the usual salute) on Wednesday afternoon, on head the Forte, accompanied by Prince Esterhazy, who was also saluted on his Highness's leaving the ship again. Lord MELVILLE visited the Portsmouth Dock yard on Tuesday morning, and the Naval College, it being the Student's examination day, previous to going home for their days. His Lordship did not go afloat, nor bold a Levee, but foetoed t4•the experimental whips While in the. Dock , lard. A se leefOutober of 'Neill! Officers were invited to meet his Lordship, at the Admiral's, at dinner each day, soil this morning his Lord ship took his departure for London. The Hon. EDWARD COST was elected Member firs Lestwithiel, on the 18th instant, in the room of Sir, Alex ander Crag Grant, who vacates his *eat fur that plate for Ald horongh, Yorkshire. The election of a Verdtirer of the New Forest is appointed An take place at Winchester, on Wednesday, the With instant. The Mail coach from London to Portsmotoh has been for three nights loaded with specie for our troops, lice. iu Portugal ;no passengers were taken. . . We are happy to find Miss Patten stiflitientl) re covered from her late severe indisposition, as to be able to perform this evening at Covent-garden - 'Theatre in 0/tovon. The report of Miss Paton being sbout•to leave her profession is erroneous, as her engagement itt Covent Garden does not terminate till next season ; and on her return from Dublin, where she proceeds next week, she has accepted engagements at all the Oratorios, Philharmonic Concerts, and the Leicester Music Meeting which takes place next September. TILEATRICAL cuANGEs.---ne late turn-out of the Drury-lane chorus singers, for a'weekly salary, in lien of a nightly one, appears to have been follovred by an entirely new or der of things before the curtain. It is confidently said - that the farce of Raising the Wind has been played night after night.— AU the cheque and money takers at the above theatre have been dismissed at a moment's notice, and it is believed that other ar 'rangementi are in contemplation by Mr. Price. This dismissal is supposed to be in consequence of an investigation which had se cretly'oecupied the attention of the Magistrates at How -street for several clays. . • CORK CITY ELECTION. MONDAY.-LRECOND DAY. At the dose of the Poll thiM Evening filo Number* were 7— Citlingluin • • 389 I lutcliitison Majority .. At the clasL aofN Deputy. the Poll, in Booth No. Z, in which Charles Perry, i. Jamas LANs, Esq. rose, and in a few words expressed, op the part of Mr• Mitc - hinson his b thanks (rest thes for the respectable sup port which was already given to him. Mr. JAMES CUMMlNS.—Gentlemen, it is gratifying—it is de lightful, that our Fellow Citizen is, at the onset of the contest, far above biallon. Rival, on the Poll— (Great cheering)•• —and Ido a ~Ire you, that I have not the smallest doubt of his arriving at the honourable post to which he aspires, by a triumphant mak , - city. .....-(Thunders of applause). When the Rev. flows RD Sr. LAWRENCE IV:Masked for whom he would vote, and having replied in a loud tone of voice,—Mr. DANigt. Alt.t9tiElt rose, and exclaimed—Cut/ill'ir veleta STATl4"—which caused loud laughter. ti'ir ANTHONY PERR.NER, on giving his vote, with gruat [vote for the Preteetant nindittou,"—Nir. ifil T tC:i e in n ao e n p . i. — it :Tremendons cheering.) Counsellor T. TowNsENN on giving his suffrage said, it If 1 wer e permitted to explain u Sir A, Perrier did, 1 should tell you that the man for whom vote is ii Protestant from principis." b i iiintorrered, Mid insisted upon no speeching. Mr. T 0w24 0 1 ,4 0 ,.....441 tell you, Sit, 1 vote for'the WWI whose Protestant nr ioniples are genuine and uncontainittated-1 vote for c auathan. ._46lrenit mid continued cheering.) Whin our worthy OW Magistrate presented himself to tender 16, vote , could exceed the warmth with which he was reeelle , I by all parties, who rose en muse, and gaga him three b„ rt y cheent. Ilk Worship, it will he seen, voted for Mr, Hutchinson. Several other gentlemen drew forth peculiar marks of approval or disapproval from a very crowded Court. At four, the meetiug was adjourned—to thin day at ten o'clock. Several matt skirmishes took place between the mobs the streets, but no injury to any extent has occurred. roz.r. tax TUMAY. Mr. Csilas Imo :err.. llu inoo►i 609 'A !aka Iry for Mr. CA I tigi, 06